Noah and the Sleepy Moon
An example book for a 3 year old, drawn in the coloured pencil style and set in Dreamland. It started from the photo on the left, an AI-generated picture of a fictional child.
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Noah and the Sleepy Moon
starring Noah
Every page, side by side

At bedtime, Noah stacked soft pillows high. “One, two, three,” Noah whispered. “Cosy as can be.”

Outside, the night looked blue and fluffy. But the moon yawned so hugely, the stars wobbled!

Tap, tap, tap! A cuddly teddy climbed onto the windowsill. “Moon needs bedtime help,” said Teddy.

Whoosh! Noah and Teddy sailed up on a cloud pillow, past stars wearing tiny nightcaps.

First, Moon needed a pillow. Cloud pillows were scattered everywhere—under, over, and upside-down!

“Gentle hands,” said Noah. Noah gathered clouds: plump one, round one, little one. Teddy tucked them neatly.

Next, Moon needed a blanket. A breezy whoosh had blown the blue blanket around the stars!

Along came Ellie Elephant, floating in a bubble. Her long trunk reached high—almost high enough.

“I can help!” said Noah. Noah gently held one end while Ellie curled the other. Pull, puff, plop!

The blanket landed—almost. One twinkly corner kept tickling Moon’s nose. “Achoo... yawn!”

Noah took a slow breath. “I am gentle. I can do this.” Tiny fingers smoothed the corner flat.

Then every sleepy star began to hum. But Moon’s bedtime song had forgotten its last note!

Noah hummed, “Hmm-mm-moon!” Teddy joined, Ellie trumpeted softly, and the missing note floated home.

Moon smiled and snuggled down. “Noah believed in Noah,” whispered Teddy. The stars twinkled, “We knew!”

Back home, Noah tucked Teddy in beside the pillows. Outside, Moon slept soundly. “Goodnight, helper,” smiled Mum.
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